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This week, New Mexico in Focus continues its election coverage with a look at New Mexico's bluest district: Congressional District 1.

This week, New Mexico in Focus continues election coverage with a look at one of the nation’s most closely watched races: New Mexico’s Congressional District 2.

This week, New Mexico in Focus begins its election coverage with the state's biggest contest of the season: the race for governor. Democrat Deb Haaland, a former congresswoman and Interior Secretary, and Republican Gregg Hull, a former three-term mayor...

This week, New Mexico in Focus looks ahead to this weekend's election of a new Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver first won the nomination in June's primary election but resigned several weeks...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, a new report from the state attorney general's office finds Indigenous and Hispanic students are punished at Gallup McKinley County Schools far more severely than their white peers. The published findings follow an...

This week, New Mexico in Focus examines Albuquerque's fentanyl crisis, in the wake of last month's news that the federal government allowed thousands of pills to hit the city's streets. Executive Producer Jeff Proctor talks with frontline workers from...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Albuquerque celebrates 50 years of LGBTQ Pride. Author and community leader Dr. PJ Sedillo joins Host Nash Jones to look back at the city's first Pride parade. Later, Sedillo walks viewers through the parade's long...

This week, New Mexico in Focus hears local reaction to the Trump administration's lawsuit against Albuquerque and the state of New Mexico over their immigration enforcement policies.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, an environmental attorney criticizes a recent decision by the state's Water Quality Control Commission to revisit how and where fracking wastewater can be used in New Mexico. Tannis Fox, a senior attorney with the...

This week on New Mexico in Focus, state Environment Secretary James Kenney visits the NMIF studio to explain new state regulations on PFAS, or “forever chemicals.”